ARMSX3 is a new project by the creators of ARMSX2, an experimental port of RPCS3 for Android devices in the proof of concept stage, aiming for full PlayStation 3 emulation on smartphones.
Microsoft has released Windows 11 Insider Preview Build 26220.8575 on June 8, 2026, focusing on stability rather than new features. This build introduces the ability to extend update pauses indefinitely, which is important for maintaining system integrity in test environments. It also fixes an audio malfunction affecting some users and improves the reliability of the “Settings > Apps > Installed apps” feature. Additionally, the build addresses freezing issues in core applications like Search and Notepad. The Beta channel has been restructured to provide more stability and predictability, with features no longer rolled out gradually. Overall, this build enhances update management, resolves audio issues, stabilizes app handling, and addresses freezes in essential components.
Windows 11's January update, KB5074109, has caused a bug affecting sleep mode on certain older PCs, leading to system crashes that require hard reboots. Users have reported that the issue appears only when the update is installed and resolves upon its removal. This problem primarily affects older machines using the S3 sleep state, while newer devices with modern standby features are less impacted. A suggested workaround involves unplugging USB webcams. Additional issues reported include freezing with the Outlook app for POP accounts, shutdown failures for enterprise users, and problems with keyboard and mouse functionality. Microsoft has acknowledged some of these issues and has deployed emergency fixes for certain problems.
Mojang has released Minecraft update version 1.039 (complete version 1.039.000) for current-generation consoles, corresponding to Bedrock version 1.21.132. This update addresses various gameplay issues, particularly for Xbox users, including:
- Resolved player data disconnection issues for Xbox players in split-screen mode.
- Fixed texture reloading problems when switching graphics modes in the main menu.
- Addressed the disappearance of add-on resources after a second player joined a split-screen session.
- Corrected disconnection bugs when using the “/effect @e” command on multiple entities.
- Fixed visibility issues with the compass sprite.
- Resolved freezing issues when purchasing a Realm on Nintendo Switch.
- Fixed rendering issues with attachables when the game is paused or displayed in an NPC UI window.
Mojang does not plan to release a significant update soon following the Mounts of Mayhem content drop.
Mojang has released the first patch for Minecraft in 2026, targeting Bedrock version 1.21.132, also known as update 3.29. This update focuses on fixing existing issues rather than adding new content, particularly addressing graphical glitches and connectivity problems for Xbox players.
Fixes include:
- Resolved disconnection of player data for Xbox users in split-screen mode (MCPE-233088).
- Corrected texture reloading issues when switching graphics modes in the main menu.
- Fixed disappearing add-on resources when a second player joins a split-screen session (MCPE-233369).
- Addressed potential player disconnections when using the “/effect @e” command on multiple entities (MCPE-233598).
- Rectified the occasional invisibility of the compass sprite (MCPE-232933).
- Fixed freezing issues when purchasing a Realm on the Nintendo Switch.
- Corrected rendering of attachables in paused game or NPC UI window.
Mojang does not plan to release significant updates soon, following the recent launch of the Mounts of Mayhem content.
Users are reporting significant crashes and freezing issues with the Spotify app on Google Pixel and Samsung Galaxy devices, particularly when streaming over Wi-Fi. Switching to mobile data alleviates the problem. Spotify is investigating a permanent solution, as reinstalling the app has not resolved the issues. Complaints were highlighted in a community forum thread, with users specifically mentioning problems on devices like the Pixel 9. Similar issues occurred last year with Pixel 6, 7, and 8 devices after a feature rollout. Users have attempted workarounds such as disabling notifications or clearing the app's cache. Earlier this year, Premium users experienced ads despite their subscription, which Spotify confirmed and fixed the same day.
Microsoft has resolved a bug in Windows that caused Remote Desktop sessions to freeze, which emerged after an update to Windows 11 24H2 and Server 2025 released in February. The company released a patch (KB5055523) for Server 2025 and advised users to install it for essential improvements, while a previous update had already addressed the freezing issue on Windows 11. Microsoft has faced multiple patch-related challenges this year, including erroneous error messages and issues with USB-connected printers. A recent update also allowed some users to install Windows 11 against corporate policies due to a "latent code issue." User sentiment reflects frustration with Microsoft's reliability and suggests a need for better resource allocation to address internal failures.
Microsoft has resolved an issue causing Remote Desktop sessions to freeze on Windows Server 2025 and Windows 11 24H2 devices. The initial fix was provided on February 25 with the KB5052093 optional update for Windows 11, followed by the KB5055523 Patch Tuesday cumulative update for Windows Server on April 8. Users of Windows Server 2025 who installed the February 2025 Security update (KB5051987) experienced freezing issues that rendered mouse and keyboard inputs unresponsive. Microsoft recommended installing the latest updates for improvements and resolutions.
Additionally, Microsoft implemented a Known Issue Rollback (KIR) to address Remote Desktop and RDS connection problems stemming from Windows 11 24H2 updates since January 2025, which caused UDP connection interruptions to RDS hosts on Windows Server 2016. A permanent solution has been included in the recent cumulative updates.
Microsoft also fixed a bug causing blue screen errors and installation issues on Windows Server 2025 systems with over 256 logical processors, included in updates since the KB5046617 cumulative update. However, users were warned of potential login issues with Windows Hello after the April 2025 security updates and that some Windows Server 2025 domain controllers may become unreachable after a restart.
Windows 11 Insider Preview Build 26200.5562 (KB5055642) has been released to the Dev Channel, introducing new features and improvements. Key updates include:
- New Text Actions in Click to Do:
- "Practice in Reading Coach" allows users to enhance reading fluency and pronunciation.
- "Read with Immersive Reader" offers a distraction-free reading environment with customizable text options.
- Finding Photos Saved in the Cloud via Windows Search: Users in the European Economic Area can search for cloud-stored photos directly from the taskbar by describing them.
- Improvements for Voice Access: Users can add custom words to the voice access dictionary and discover new features through an immersive experience.
- Improved Windows Search: Users can disable cloud content searching via settings.
- File Explorer Changes: Folders opened from outside File Explorer will default to opening in a new tab if an existing window is open.
- Widgets Improvements: Notification settings can be controlled per feed or dashboard.
- Windows Security Update: Additional details for Pluton TPM chips will be displayed in the Windows Security app.
- Settings Update: The printer renaming dialog has been updated to align with Windows 11 visuals.
- Fixes: Resolved issues include Start menu crashes, color display issues in snap layouts, slow loading times for search, and voice typing issues in the Chinese layout.
- Known Issues: Some apps may not install from the Microsoft Store, and Windows Recovery Environment may not function properly after the update.
- Reminders: Users can remove Recall at any time, and updates in the Dev Channel are based on Windows 11, version 24H2.
Windows 11 Insider Preview Build 26120.3872 (KB5055640) has been released to the Beta Channel for Windows 11, version 24H2. This update includes new features, improvements, and fixes. Key features include:
- New text actions in Click to Do: "Practice in Reading Coach" for reading fluency and "Read with Immersive Reader" for a distraction-free reading experience, available on Snapdragon-powered Copilot+ PCs.
- Enhanced Windows Search for locating cloud-stored photos by describing content, available to Insiders in the European Economic Area.
- Voice Access improvements: users can add custom words to the dictionary and discover new features through an immersive experience.
- Users can disable cloud content search on their Copilot+ PCs.
- File Explorer will now open folders in a new tab by default if an existing window is open.
- Notification settings in widgets are being improved.
- Windows Security will show additional details for Pluton TPM chips.
- The printer renaming dialog has been updated.
Fixes include resolving issues with the Start menu, windowing, search on the taskbar, input, Task Manager, and voice access. Known issues include initial build version discrepancies and non-functionality of Quick Assist for non-administrator users. Insiders will receive updates based on Windows 11, version 24H2 via an enablement package.
